What makes a Halloween party stand out? Drinks for Halloween! Themed cocktails make any party more enjoyable, and these drinks are right on brand: eerie and neon-colored. Some even produce bubbles and smoke! We've included some of the favourite traditional drinks that fit the theme for cocktail lovers.
| Deepali Verma
Oct 30, 2022
Looking for an amazingly frightful Halloween cocktail? Try the Witches Brew! Its bright green colour may appear intimidating. Take a sip, and it's bright and sweet tart, with melon and citrus flavours. Adding dry ice causes the brew to bubble and boil, producing a magical haze that wisps into the air!
Try the Vampire's Kiss for another creepy Halloween drink! This blood red drink is nothing more than a berry-flavored vodka martini disguised as a frightening Halloween cocktail. When you take a sip, you'll notice that it's sweet and tangy, with a juicy berry finish.
Halloween Punch is a bizarre cocktail that's a lot of fun! This blood-red cauldron mysteriously swells and boils, spewing smoke tendrils all over the place. If that isn't astounding, we don't know what is! It's a fruity Halloween punch for everyone on its own, but add aged rum to make it a Halloween alcoholic punch.
What could be more appropriate for Halloween than a Pumpkin Martini? This creamy drink is created with actual pumpkin for the most natural flavour. Even better, coat the lip of the glass in crushed graham crackers for a hint of crispy sweet in each drink! This is an excellent beverage for impressing your Halloween guests.
Another classic that works well as a Halloween cocktail is the Bloody Mary! This famous cocktail was created in the 1920s, and the mix of vodka and tomato juice has become one of the world's most popular. Add some frightening garnishes for Halloween (pickled onion eyeballs, anyone?).
Here's a Halloween cocktail that's utterly out of this world...but well worth it if you're a daring home bartender. The Zombie has arrived! With four types of rum, three fruit juices, and two fruit syrups, this classic cocktail packs a powerful punch. It's completely unnecessary...but it does make it more festive! This drink was one of the first of its kind, introduced in the 1930s...and the name makes it ideal for Halloween celebrations.